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Toronto-based duo British Teeth, were a random festival pick on my part and also a wonderful and lucky discovery. So many sketch groups want to follow in the Second City tradition of creating patient, character-driven scenes that are smartly written, perfectly acted and deliver laughs in spades and this group actually succeeds. British Teeth's Filip Jeremic and Allana Reoch are playing in the style of Elaine May and Mike Nichols and they are doing it well. They play consistently at the top of their intelligence whether they are feuding Aussie newscasters, A young North American on a blind date with a Finnish exchange student or a wee British lad and lassie who've just committed a heinous crime they haven't quite thought through. There was nothing "meta" or genre-busting or aburdist in their set, this was good old-fashioned sketch comedy performed to perfection. - Time Out Chicago
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Best known for their subversive and irreverent social commentary, British Teeth's character based comedy has warmed the hearts and bowels of many. From North Korea, to the playground, to driving school, British Teeth take audiences on a romp through the foibles of humanity.
British Teeth wrote and performed for "The Queen's Toast: A Royal Wedding Special" hosted by Scott Thompson, which aired on the Comedy Network in April 2011. They are also the 2011 recipients of the prestigious Tim Sims Encouragement Award, presented at Toronto's Second City, celebrating the best in up-and-coming comedy. Recently, British Teeth performed at the 2013 Chicago Sketch Comedy Festival to rave reviews. The duo has their own monthly show at Toronto's Comedy Bar and performs at many other venues across the city.
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